Below is a list of Regional Fire Schools for 2021.  

• August 26-29 - SCAFFA (Topeka) - Register here.  Review the brochure here.
• September 11-12 - Stockton - Sign up here.
• October 2-3 - Wamego
• November 6-7  - Osage County
• December 4-5 - Larned

SCAFFA 2021 will be held Thursday, Aug. 26-Sunday, Aug. 29, 2021 in Topeka. Tracks include: Firefighter, Fire Officer, EMS, Rescue Training, Hazmat, and Investigation Training.

Review the brochure here.

All SCAFFA participants must register for an online profile with the Kansas Fire & Rescue Training Institute to register for the SCAFFA School.

REGISTER HERE.

Visit www.scaffa.org for complete details.

The Topeka Fire Department and Task Force 1 are hosting some courses pre-SCAFFA on August 23, 24, & 25.  See details about each course by clicking on the links below.  Enroll at www.taskforce1.net.

• August 23 - Engine Ops: High Rise
• August 24 - Managing the Mayday
• August 25 - McMansion Fires

Questions?  Contact Division Chief Kevin Flory - klflory@topeka.org.

Stockton Fire School September 11 and 12 2021

Sign up for sessions here.

Saturday

• Firefighter basic skills 8 Hr.
• Vehicle Extrication 8 Hr.
• Fire Officer 8 Hr.
• Emergency Vehicle Operations 8 Hr.

Sunday

• Ground Ladders and Knots 4 Hr.
• Fire Streams and Hose 4 Hr.
• Reading Smoke 4 Hr.
• Propane Props

The Stockton Fire Department will be hosting a 9/11 memorial walk Saturday morning.

For any questions contact Northwest Trustee Justin Couse nwtrustee@ksffa.com

All classes will be held at 105 N Cypress St. in Stockton and will begin at 0800.  Download the event flier here.

Event Notice:

Chief DeGraffenreid and the Olathe Fire Department are excited to host “Career Survival 2.0 – A Culture of Administrative Safety”.   Many departments in the KC metro region have hosted the popular, “Career Survival Training” course provided by the Career Survival Group.  They are now offering Career Survival 2.0 – A Culture of Safety.  This course is a yearlong project that teams the Career Survival Group with your agency to clearly identify and respond to common administrative safety factors.  Administrative violations are at the root of most firefighter personnel actions and claims of workplace environment harassment/hostility.  These violations compromise public trust, squander tax payer dollars, crush agency moral, and derail efforts towards diversity, inclusion, and recruitment.

Class Dates:  August 31, September 1 & 2, 2021

Please see the links below for additional information on this training opportunity and the Career Survival Group.

• Cover Letter
• Brochure
• Outline
• www.careersurvivalgroup.com
• info@careersurvivalgroup.com

For more information and to register for the class please contact Division Chief Eric Barnum at ebarnum@olatheks.org or 913.971.7952

Is your department looking for quality training? The KSFFA offers numerous different classes for classroom and hands on. We bring in props including our skills trailer and burn trailer. Your department chooses the classes that work best for your area. Did I mention that classes are FREE? If your department is interested in hosting a training weekend in 2022, let us know by emailing Secretary Golemboski at secretary@ksffa.com.

Download a request flyer here.